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Hi
I think you'll meet with the consultant to discuss your options an what you want to do. But plenty of women on the birth boards ive been on have gone onto have a successful VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean section) after section due to breech presentation.

My sister has an EMCS with first baby, she was in labour a long time and his heart rate kept dropping, she was diagnosed with HELLP syndrome in the end.

I think she had the option to try and have a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean section) with her youngest but decided it was better for her to have an elective section. She said the elective was much better, far more relaxed and less scary than the EMCS.

Hi
I think you'll meet with the consultant to discuss your options an wh...

Posted
05/05/2018

Hi
I think you'll meet with the consultant to discuss your options an what you want to do. But plenty of women on the birth boards ive been on have gone onto have a successful VBAC after section due to breech presentation.

My sister has an EMCS with first baby, she was in labour a long time and his heart rate kept dropping, she was diagnosed with HELLP syndrome in the end.

I think she had the option to try and have a VBAC with her youngest but decided it was better for her to have an elective section. She said the elective was much better, far more relaxed and less scary than the EMCS.

Hi hun, but as the c sectiom was 9 months ago, i think they will probably adv...

Posted
06/05/2018

Hi hun, but as the c sectiom was 9 months ago, i think they will probably advisea c sectiom

My section was 6 months before I fell pregnant and I had a vbac at the end of the day it’s totally up to the mum what to do. Consultants can advise and they can be quite you must do but thing is every woman has the right to birth their baby in the way they wish. My consultant was very good and gave me the option though and I’m glad he did! Else I’d of never been having baby 13 now it certainly wouldn’t be safe to have that many sections lol

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